Michelle Arnold+FollowPrayer in Schools = More Guns?Wild stat: Parents who want teacher-led prayer in schools are also way more likely to support arming teachers and adding metal detectors. The study says it’s not just about faith—it’s about wanting both spiritual and physical protection for kids. Even some liberal parents who support prayer are on board with more guns in schools. The debate over school safety is way more tangled up with religion than you’d think! #Education #SchoolSafety #Parenting20Share
Michael Petty+FollowMichigan rocked by Sherrone Moore scandalThe University of Michigan community is reeling after head coach Sherrone Moore was fired following a university investigation into his relationship with a staff member—an act President Domenico Grasso called a "painful breach of trust." What’s even more troubling is that Moore was already dealing with mental health struggles, and the fallout includes allegations of assault and a reported pregnancy with the staffer. This situation is hitting hard for students, alumni, and fans who trusted Moore to lead. How do you think Michigan should move forward to rebuild trust and support those affected? #Education #Michigan #SherroneMoore00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowRetiring in a College Town? Genius Move!Who knew college towns could be retirement gold? These 8 spots aren’t just for students—they’re perfect for stretching your Social Security check. Think affordable rent, lively arts scenes, and top-notch hospitals, all thanks to the local universities. Plus, you get perks like lifelong learning classes and community events. Forget the beach cliché—your dream retirement might just have a campus vibe! #Education #College #RetirementGoals00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowFAMU drum major breaks barriers in AtlantaInstead of donning her cap and gown, Oluwamodupe Oloyede—known as Dupe—made history as the first woman to lead Florida A&M’s legendary Marching “100” as head drum major at the Band of the Year competition in Atlanta. She chose to delay her graduation for this once-in-a-lifetime moment, showing just how much representation and legacy can mean. Even though FAMU didn’t win the top prize, Dupe’s leadership under the stadium lights sent a powerful message: sometimes, making history is bigger than any ceremony. What do you think about putting dreams and tradition before milestones? #Education #FAMU #Marching10000Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowAtlanta’s HBCU bands bring home big winsFriday night in Atlanta was electric as Southern University and Miles College’s bands took home national titles at the Red Lobster Band of the Year competition. Southern’s Human Jukebox claimed their first Division I crown, closing an emotional season dedicated to late band member Caleb Wilson. Miles College made history as the first to win back-to-back Division II titles, showing that grit and heart can outshine bigger budgets. These victories weren’t just about trophies—they were about community, remembrance, and the power of music to unite. What do you think makes HBCU band culture so special? #Education #College #HBCUBands20Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowAtlanta’s HBCU bands bring home big winsSouthern University’s Human Jukebox and Miles College’s Marching Purple Machine electrified Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, each claiming national titles at the Red Lobster Band of the Year competition. Southern’s victory was especially meaningful, closing an emotional season dedicated to late band member Caleb Wilson. Miles College made history with back-to-back Division II wins, showing what heart and discipline can do even with fewer resources. The energy in the stadium was off the charts, and the sense of community and remembrance was powerful. What do you think makes HBCU band culture so unique and impactful? #Education #HBCUBands #Atlanta00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowJack Smejkal’s next chapter: Hook ’em!Jack Smejkal is taking his competitive drive and work ethic to the University of Texas, securing a full-ride spot on their baseball team for 2026-2027. Growing up a lifelong Longhorns fan, Jack says UT’s winning tradition and top-notch coaching made the choice easy. He’s aiming to be a two-way infielder and pitcher, and hopes to keep wearing his special number 11—honoring his late Pawpaw. Jack’s all about routine, faith, and giving 110% on and off the field. How do you think his mindset will shape the Longhorns’ culture? #Education #College #TexasLonghorns00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUNC Charlotte’s big win: More grads, less debtUNC Charlotte is making college pay off in a big way—students are graduating faster, with less debt, and landing jobs or grad school spots right after finishing. Thanks to the Charlotte Model, which connects academics, career prep, and financial know-how, the four-year graduation rate has more than doubled since 2000. Support programs and peer advising mean students don’t get lost in the shuffle, and the average federal debt per borrower has dropped by over $4,000. This approach is changing what college success looks like. What do you think—should more schools follow Charlotte’s lead? #Education #College #UNCCharlotte00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowKenwood’s buzzer-beater stuns Hyde ParkStephens’s fearless drive with just 1.5 seconds left had the Kenwood gym rocking—he powered through contact for a clutch and-one layup, sealing a wild 42-40 win over Hyde Park. The rivalry between these neighborhood schools is real, and this one came down to the wire, with confusion over timeouts and benches clearing in the final seconds. Kenwood stays undefeated, but both teams showed grit, especially with new faces stepping up after last year’s stars moved on. How do you think this rivalry shapes the players and the community? Let’s hear your thoughts on the impact of high school sports! #Education #KenwoodAcademy #HydePark00Share
hnguyen+FollowMeet Bryan’s newest paramedics!Twelve dedicated students just graduated from Blinn College’s Paramedic Program at Texas A&M-RELLIS, ready to jump into action across Bryan and beyond. These grads didn’t just hit the books—they trained in hands-on simulation labs, learning everything from trauma care to emergency pharmacology. Now, they’re set to earn their certifications and serve in ambulances, hospitals, and clinics. It’s inspiring to see new professionals stepping up to support our community’s health and safety. What do you think makes a great paramedic, and how important are local training programs like this for our area? #Education #BryanTX #Paramedics00Share
